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ACT FOR GLOBAL HEALTH
Every mother. Every newborn.
Every life matters

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ACT FOR GLOBAL HEALTH

Every mother. Every newborn. Every life matters.

Support maternal and newborn health

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Every 7 seconds, a mother or newborn dies—needlessly.

Despite making progress by reducing maternal deaths by 40% between 2020 & 2023, too many mothers give birth without skilled support. Clinics run without basic supplies. Babies miss life-saving vaccines. And women need access to choices so they can protect their health and futures. We continue to see ongoing needs that require support:

  • 1 in 3 women suffer long-term complications after birth

  • Over 2 million babies die in their first month of life

  • 4 in 5 countries are set to miss global maternal survival targets by 2030

  • 22 million children missed their first measles vaccine last year

You can change that.

We don’t lack the solutions. We just need to deliver them—boldly, equitably, and urgently.

Support maternal and newborn health

Illustration of a woman holding a baby with a bar chart showing a decline in maternal deaths from 443,000 in 2000, 328,000 in 2015, to 260,000 in 2023, attributed to increased access to healthcare. Text reads "Fewer women are dying in childbirth." WHO logo included.

Every 7 seconds, a mother or newborn dies—needlessly.

Despite making progress by reducing maternal deaths by 40% between 2020 & 2023, too many mothers give birth without skilled support. Clinics run without basic supplies. Babies miss life-saving vaccines. And women need access to healthcare so they can protect their health and futures. We continue to see ongoing needs that require support:

  • 1 in 3 women suffer long-term complications after birth

  • Over 2 million babies die in their first month of life

  • 4 in 5 countries are set to miss global maternal survival targets by 2030

  • 22 million children missed their first measles vaccine last year

You can change that.

We don’t lack the solutions. We just need to deliver them—boldly, equitably, and urgently.

Here’s what your donation powers

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Specialized newborn care
for all babies

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Quality care before, during,
and after birth

Vaccines that protect against 30+ life-threatening diseases

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Skilled midwives
who save lives

What your donation powers

Illustration of a person sleeping in bed with a blue heart shape above, set against a yellow background.

Specialized newborn care for all babies

Illustration of a pregnant woman in a purple top and a man standing together, smiling, with hands on her belly, against a yellow background.

Quality care before, during, and after birth

Vaccines that protect against 30+ life-threatening diseases

Nurse holding a newborn baby wrapped in a blanket, on a yellow background.

Skilled midwives who save lives

Learn more about maternal and newborn health

A man and a woman sitting in a room. The man, wearing a tan shirt, is holding the woman's hand and looking at a piece of paper. The woman is smiling and sitting on a bed, wearing a headscarf and a dress, covered with a blanket. Medical equipment is on the table in front of them.

Kits, bundles and bracelets:
Three healthcare innovations for mothers

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Bringing maternal mental health into the mainstream

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The mobile app helping midwives save lives in Ethiopia

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